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Autonomy as the Need to Organize and Direct Behavior via Voluntary and Explicit Preferences Autonomy as the Need to Organize and Direct Behavior via Voluntary and Explicit Preferences
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Manifestations and Outcomes of Autonomy Need Satisfactions Manifestations and Outcomes of Autonomy Need Satisfactions
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Five Experiences (Facets) Involving Satisfaction of the Meta-Need for Autonomy Five Experiences (Facets) Involving Satisfaction of the Meta-Need for Autonomy
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The Authentic Inner Compass (AIC): Structure, Assessment, Correlates, and Effects The Authentic Inner Compass (AIC): Structure, Assessment, Correlates, and Effects
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AIC as a Developing Structure AIC as a Developing Structure
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AIC Foundation AIC Foundation
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Long-Term Goals and Identity Commitments Long-Term Goals and Identity Commitments
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A Note on the Dynamic Nature of the AIC A Note on the Dynamic Nature of the AIC
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Extant Assessment of a Sense of Having an AIC Extant Assessment of a Sense of Having an AIC
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New Challenges in the Measurement of AIC New Challenges in the Measurement of AIC
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Adding Items Capturing a Wide Range of Core Preferences Underlying a Sense of AIC Adding Items Capturing a Wide Range of Core Preferences Underlying a Sense of AIC
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Assessing AIC Content in Addition to a General Content-Free AIC Assessing AIC Content in Addition to a General Content-Free AIC
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Depth: Rich Personal Anchoring of Authentic Core Preferences Depth: Rich Personal Anchoring of Authentic Core Preferences
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Research on AIC Research on AIC
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AIC as a Correlate and Predictor of Well-Being and Optimal Functioning AIC as a Correlate and Predictor of Well-Being and Optimal Functioning
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Educational and Socializing Practices Promoting the Development and Realization of the AIC Educational and Socializing Practices Promoting the Development and Realization of the AIC
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The Benefits of AIC and AIC Support as Universal Phenomena The Benefits of AIC and AIC Support as Universal Phenomena
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Future Directions Future Directions
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Self-Coherence and Continuity Self-Coherence and Continuity
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Noncontingent Self-Ssteem and Lower Susceptibility to Conditional Regard and Introjection Noncontingent Self-Ssteem and Lower Susceptibility to Conditional Regard and Introjection
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Inauthentic Compass Inauthentic Compass
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Conclusion Conclusion
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References References
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18 The Authentic Inner Compass as an Important Motivational Experience and Structure: Antecedents and Benefits
Get accessAvi Assor, Department of Education, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
Moti Benita, Department of Education, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
Yael Geifman, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
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Published:23 February 2023
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Abstract
This chapter focuses on the sense of having an authentic inner compass (AIC): the perception and feeling of knowing what is really important to one, because one has explicit and articulable self-guiding core preferences that feel voluntary and authentic. These core preferences reflect foundational values and personal inclinations, and long-term goals derived from them. The experience of having an AIC is presented as one of five facets of the meta-need for authentic self-direction (i.e., autonomy), which together promote optimal realization of more specific basic needs and personal inclinations. Research shows that the experience of having a firm AIC promotes true volition to engage in activities and contexts enabling AIC realization, vitality, sense of meaning, resisting negative peer pressures, and other optimal-functioning indicators. Educational and childrearing practices promoting or hindering AIC development are presented. The emphasis on articulable authentic core preferences underlying the sense of AIC reflects a view of autonomy as authentic intentionality and agency.
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